Qualifications & Certifications
Education
: Bachelors degree in Civil, Mechanical, Structural, or a related engineering discipline from a recognized university. A masters degree is an advantage.
Experience
: Minimum
10 years of construction management experience
in oil & gas EPC/EPCIC projects, preferably including offshore living quarters, utility platforms, topside or CPP jacket fabrication/installation.
Certifications
: Project Management Professional (PMP) or equivalent preferred. Valid offshore survival / HSE certifications (e.g., BOSIET, HUET) are advantageous.
Skills / Attributes / Competencies
Technical Expertise
: In-depth knowledge of multi-discipline construction activities (civil/building, structural, mechanical, piping, electrical, instrumentation).
Project Control
: Strong planning, scheduling, and progress measurement skills using tools such as Primavera P6 or MS Project.
Quality & Safety
: Thorough understanding of HSE regulations, QA/QC standards, and construction codes for oil & gas projects.
Leadership
: Proven ability to lead and mentor diverse teams of superintendents, supervisors, and subcontractors in a multicultural environment.
Communication
: Excellent written and spoken
English and Chinese (Mandarin)
to liaise effectively with clients, subcontractors, and project teams.
Problem Solving
: Strong analytical and decision-making skills to address schedule risks, cost impacts, and technical issues.
Key Responsibilities
Project Execution
: Direct and oversee all site construction activities, ensuring compliance with specifications, drawings, and industry standards.
Planning & Scheduling
: Develop, monitor, and update detailed construction schedules and manpower plans aligned with overall project milestones.
Team Management
: Lead discipline superintendents and supervisors, allocate resources, and ensure productivity and quality workmanship.
Interface & Coordination
: Coordinate closely with engineering, procurement, pre-commissioning/commissioning, and client representatives to resolve design or site challenges.
Quality Assurance
: Monitor contractor performance, review quality records, and enforce inspection and test plans.
HSE Leadership
: Promote and enforce a strong safety culture and zero-incident performance.
Progress & Reporting
: Track and report daily/weekly progress, recommending corrective actions to maintain schedule and cost targets.
Change & Risk Management
: Identify potential risks or scope changes and propose mitigation or variation measures.
Cost Control
: Monitor construction expenditures and assist project management in forecasting and budget adherence.